The colous were vanishing from my life. I felt dazzled being lost in a
world of myriad activities of which nothing seemed to be coherent to my
life. I was losing track of time, days and weeks. I was into my world;
plunged in a state of desolate loneliness. The pangs of loneliness were
crippling the last dregs of hope within me. I needed some light to save
my soul. The virtual world of messaging, calling a few gals on phone and
whiling away hours on social networks of every genre was doing me no
good. It was Diwali and yet my life was devoid of the sparkling lights.
Do you expect me to set up a firework showroom to light up the world
when I myself was lost in an abyss of darkness? The evening descended
gradually and I needed to move out of my room and go somewhere far. I
decided to move out to Guwahati city making Pantaloons my destination.
Frustration was fast killing me and I needed a way out and what could
have been better than a splash through the mighty Brahmaputra.
Mounted on a Ferry, I crossed the river feeling the dynamic winds surfacing the river. The velocity of it was the same at which I was feeling relieved. Enough of the world of loneliness, enough of the world of boredom and enough of the hectic life without respite. I was entering a new world but yet it was chaos all around. The peaceful ambience of IIT G was no more visible in the crowds of Guwahati. The booming cars, the noisy buses, the din and bustle of people walking on footpaths, the crowded shops, the rickshaws and auto-rickshaws fighting for space on the roads created a scene of total chaos. The commotion was akin to the commotion that I feel when I was rummaging my brain for an answer while sitting for the last Mid-Sems of Solid Mechanics.
With a punch of relaxing music bombarding my ears, I boarded a bus to make to the Pantaloons. The ASTC city bus was a lucky vehicle because it was pretty less crowded that day in comparision to the normal mini-city-buses. As soon as I made into Pantaloons, I finally felt a feeling of utter pleasure. Serenity prevailed. The air was cooled by the central Air-conditioning devices and made my mind relish the sense of coolness. I escalated my body through the Escalator and then directly into the lift and pressed the number 3. 3rd Floor and directly into the CCD segment. The last night frustration and sleepless period was weighing hard on me. My eyes were even refusing to stay open; tiredness filled me up. 'Macchiato' I ordered. Needed a strong shot of black coffee but still didn't dare to order an 'Espresso'. The cup of black coffee was mellowed with milk and I had emptied the whole sugar packet into it. I drank it as if it was the last thing that could revive my dying spirits. And yeah! It did help me out but I wanted some more cocoa. 'Cadbury Bournville' struck my eyes as I was scanning through the varied items in the mall. Dark chocolate is one of my ultimate addiction and I had to succumb to a 'Raisin' added flavour of the same.
Then I made my way upto the 5th floor feeling raised in spirits. I do become a bit like a kid everytime I eat a chocolate. Reminds me of the good times I had with chocolate at the dawn of my childhood. The feeling of adventure and gaming was bubbling inside me. The gaming arena of Pantaloons it was and I wanted to have a time out. First of all, I played the motion-sensitive cars and finally decided to have my first try on Bowling. The ball was a heavy device and I was feeling energetic now. Anyone would feel that after a cup of Black coffee and a dark chocolate. No matter even if it was the first thing you had had since morning. The game was on and I was hitting the pins. The velocity I started with was 6.8 Miles/hr. And I graudually accelerated it to 13.8 Miles/hr.
In a desperate attempt to increase the velocity, I applied a vital force but destiny was upset with me for trying to rave with the laws of physics. The ball flew and directly crashed on a pillar that was 5m ahead. A thundering noise was followed by a blanket of silence as everyone around froze to see what had happened. It was a disaster, a total disaster. The pillar cracked pretty bad. My friends were exclaiming that it was the biggest burst of Diwali. Now, I was wondering what and how had all that happened? I wasn't so bad at bowling that I would smash anyone's head in the vicinity. It was an accident but penalty had to be paid. The manager said that it was a really heavy damage. It seemed like a F1 car had smashed into the pillar with a magnanimous velocity. Penalty had to be paid and records said that the amount I paid was 500 bucks.
Mounted on a Ferry, I crossed the river feeling the dynamic winds surfacing the river. The velocity of it was the same at which I was feeling relieved. Enough of the world of loneliness, enough of the world of boredom and enough of the hectic life without respite. I was entering a new world but yet it was chaos all around. The peaceful ambience of IIT G was no more visible in the crowds of Guwahati. The booming cars, the noisy buses, the din and bustle of people walking on footpaths, the crowded shops, the rickshaws and auto-rickshaws fighting for space on the roads created a scene of total chaos. The commotion was akin to the commotion that I feel when I was rummaging my brain for an answer while sitting for the last Mid-Sems of Solid Mechanics.
With a punch of relaxing music bombarding my ears, I boarded a bus to make to the Pantaloons. The ASTC city bus was a lucky vehicle because it was pretty less crowded that day in comparision to the normal mini-city-buses. As soon as I made into Pantaloons, I finally felt a feeling of utter pleasure. Serenity prevailed. The air was cooled by the central Air-conditioning devices and made my mind relish the sense of coolness. I escalated my body through the Escalator and then directly into the lift and pressed the number 3. 3rd Floor and directly into the CCD segment. The last night frustration and sleepless period was weighing hard on me. My eyes were even refusing to stay open; tiredness filled me up. 'Macchiato' I ordered. Needed a strong shot of black coffee but still didn't dare to order an 'Espresso'. The cup of black coffee was mellowed with milk and I had emptied the whole sugar packet into it. I drank it as if it was the last thing that could revive my dying spirits. And yeah! It did help me out but I wanted some more cocoa. 'Cadbury Bournville' struck my eyes as I was scanning through the varied items in the mall. Dark chocolate is one of my ultimate addiction and I had to succumb to a 'Raisin' added flavour of the same.
Then I made my way upto the 5th floor feeling raised in spirits. I do become a bit like a kid everytime I eat a chocolate. Reminds me of the good times I had with chocolate at the dawn of my childhood. The feeling of adventure and gaming was bubbling inside me. The gaming arena of Pantaloons it was and I wanted to have a time out. First of all, I played the motion-sensitive cars and finally decided to have my first try on Bowling. The ball was a heavy device and I was feeling energetic now. Anyone would feel that after a cup of Black coffee and a dark chocolate. No matter even if it was the first thing you had had since morning. The game was on and I was hitting the pins. The velocity I started with was 6.8 Miles/hr. And I graudually accelerated it to 13.8 Miles/hr.
In a desperate attempt to increase the velocity, I applied a vital force but destiny was upset with me for trying to rave with the laws of physics. The ball flew and directly crashed on a pillar that was 5m ahead. A thundering noise was followed by a blanket of silence as everyone around froze to see what had happened. It was a disaster, a total disaster. The pillar cracked pretty bad. My friends were exclaiming that it was the biggest burst of Diwali. Now, I was wondering what and how had all that happened? I wasn't so bad at bowling that I would smash anyone's head in the vicinity. It was an accident but penalty had to be paid. The manager said that it was a really heavy damage. It seemed like a F1 car had smashed into the pillar with a magnanimous velocity. Penalty had to be paid and records said that the amount I paid was 500 bucks.
So this was My DIWALI BLAST......Hope U liked my unique sense of Blasting :D
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